Indicate how many signals you would expect to see in the 1H NMR spectrum for Compound A below. Provide an explanation of the chemical shift, multiplicity and integration values you would expect to see for each signal in your answer. ОН Br A Briefly describe a method that could be used to confirm the identity of the O-H signal in the NMR spectrum of Compound A

Indicate how many signals you would expect to see in the 1H NMR spectrum for Compound A below. Provide an explanation of the chemical shift, multiplicity and integration values you would expect to see for each signal in your answer. ОН Br A Briefly describe a method that could be used to confirm the identity of the O-H signal in the NMR spectrum of Compound A

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